Rebecca Wrigley

Events

RSA Events include over 100 free public lectures, talks, debates and screenings a year, as well as networking events and conferences exclusive to RSA Fellows, plus workshops hosted by the RSA Action & Research Centre.

Caitlin Turner

Events

RSA Events include over 100 free public lectures, talks, debates and screenings a year, as well as networking events and conferences exclusive to RSA Fellows, plus workshops hosted by the RSA Action & Research Centre.

Nature takes centre stage at RSA President’s Lecture

News

HRH The Princess Royal joined more than 80 guests to hear from an expert panel discussing rewilding and other nature-based solutions to the climate and biodiversity crises.

In conversation with Tracy Brabin

In Conversation

Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin talks to RSA Chief Executive Andy Haldane about the power of the creative industries in boosting economic growth.

In conversation with Syima Aslam

In Conversation

Self-confessed ‘insane geek’ Syima Aslam speaks to Andy Haldane about how cultural activity can build stronger communities and drive economic growth.

In conversation with Marvin Rees

Feature

“You’ve got to release the energy and the untapped abilities that are in the cities” Mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees talks to Rachel O’Brien about his work with the UK Urban Future Commission.

Beef, Bananarama and processology… in Suffolk

Beef, Bananarama and processology… in Suffolk RSA Education is delighted to have been commissioned to lead an inquiry into education in Suffolk. Chaired by Matthew Taylor, the aim of this inquiry is to offer analysis, insight and advice to Suffolk County

Exploring evaluation complexities

Exploring evaluation complexities I’m in the middle of evaluating the Arts and Social Change strand of Citizen Power Peterborough. I don’t want to get into the details of the programme itself – read here if you'd like a primer – but rather, to talk about a

I love it when a plan comes together

I love it when a plan comes together I met Steph McLaren in my first week at the RSA. She was working on the UpRise anti-racism festival, and I was trying to work out where I'd find time to cope with all the ideas bubbling away in the 8,500-strong London

Keynesians may feel vindicated but they urgently need to find some humility

Keynesians may feel vindicated but they urgently need to find some humility Those who have spent the last two years arguing against austerity are exhibiting a very palpable sense of vindication. Painful economic data accompanied by the shifting political